Sentence examples for oceans of water from inspiring English sources

Venus used to have oceans of water.

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Fracking requires oceans of water, brought in by fleets of noisy tankers.

The print version of the Daily Mail goes with the headline: "Oceans of water wasted by women shaving their legs".

The first encourages dieters to eat as much as they want of nonfatty, protein rich foods, including oat bran (a key component) washed down with oceans of water.

All three of the moons are suspected to have liquid oceans of water beneath thick crusts of ice at the surface, making them potentially the most likely places in the solar system for life to be able to thrive today.

Titan is also thought to have an ocean of water deep underground.

Europa has a shifting ice crust that sits on a global ocean of water.

It looks as though the moon is encased in an icy shell between 10km and 170km thick, with an ocean of water flowing deep beneath it.

To early European visitors who came in ships to its fringes, the great north woods were even more impenetrable and mysterious than the real ocean of water they had just crossed to get to it.

EVER since 1979, when pictures sent back from the two Voyager probes revealed that one of Jupiter's moons, Europa, was swathed in cracked ice, scientists have suspected the existence of an ocean of water beneath its surface.